
xtina
@xtina
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Posted by TORQUED
I've pushed my freaks away many times, I'm not speaking from text books here, I'm talking real life experiences. I can text them with a simple "wanna fuck" and I get a response in minutes with something like "hell yeah" and we meet and fuck and they might want to kiss but I have to really be in the mood for that type of intimacy so usually I say no and they keep right on fucking and enjoying and they're always on tap for a booty call knowing that they aren't going to get the intimacy. No holding or spooning afterward, unless I'm in the mood and this is where I differ from most guys that I know; they feel that they must do what the woman wants and I feel that they must do what I want, if it's wrong for me to feel that way then it's just as wrong for them to feel that way also.
In my own personal experience this is the norm but it's not like I've sampled tens of thousands of women to be able to claim it as such with any authenticity.






Posted by xtina
Wouldn't you agree Torque that men can more easily detach themselves from a relationship than a woman can?

Posted by xtina
I'm in no way attacking you, I just hope my blob of a paragraph makes sense.









Posted by sagigoat
"Is fantasizing cheating?"
no as long as i was not told. ppl have rights to imagine whatever they want in their mind as long as it does not harm another. however if i was told and the person is someone i know i'd likely end what we have on the spot.


Posted by P-Angel
I understand .. still though .... it just seems wrong.
If a guy tells girl the truth, he's fantasizing about another woman .... then this is inconsiderate of her feelings because he told her the truth about what he is desiring. And so long as he remains quiet about it, then it is acceptable for him to have this truth about what is turning him on, eventhough it is actually painful to his woman, if she knows about it.
So, it isn't inconsiderate of him to actually do it ... just to speak the truth of its existence.
That seems so wrong to me ... like ignorance is bliss.
So, its just the act of telling .. and not the act of actually feeling it/doing it.
I really can't wrap this around my head.
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This is true and is only reinforced when women associate sex with being synonymous with love... most women that probably would argue that point would also state they have sex because they "love" their partner. Which, if you really break it down is actually the intimacy they feel for their partners; hence, the need of being held.
But I think that's why women don't need sex as much as men do... if they can't find the intimacy in it, sex itself no longer hold much of an appeal.
I think that's is why you find beggars in men torque.